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Henry County unemployment rate hits 4.3 percent

Unemployment rates fell in 119 Kentucky counties between April 2014 and April 2015, but rose in Union County, according to the Kentucky Office of Employment and Training, an agency of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet.
Woodford County recorded the lowest jobless rate in the Commonwealth at 3.4 percent. It was followed by Fayette and Oldham counties, 3.6 percent each; Scott and Shelby counties, 3.7 percent each; Boone and Owen counties, 3.8 percent each; and Anderson, Campbell, Jessamine, and Spencer counties, 3.9 percent each.

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One last time: Wallace says good-bye as director

As most of you know, this is my final article from the Chamber, but my replacement, Paul Cole, will continue to keep you updated on happenings in the Chamber and communities.
It has been a pleasure to be allowed to broadcast to the public, through the Henry County Local, the many good things going on with our members, and I will miss doing what I could to promote Henry County.
Don’t forget to check out Campbellsburg Day this coming Saturday.
The Chamber will assist with the ribbon cutting at the beautiful community center.

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Bluegrass Drug Center receives Health Mart award

Health Mart, a national network of more than 3,200 independently owned pharmacies, recently announced that Erik and Jennifer Grove and Tom Beringer of Bluegrass Drug Center, Campbellsburg, have been honored with a Health Mart Community Healthcare Excellence Award for consistently providing care and services that add measurable value to patient health care and community wellness, according to a news release.

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Summer events will soon heat up Henry County

Events really begin to take place in Henry County this time of year.
Coming up are Relay for Life on June 19; County Fair June 29 to July 4; Smith-Berry Concert/dinner series beginning soon; and the Kentucky Renaissance Fair begins its six-weekend run on May 30, which continues through July 5.

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Search begins for new HC Chamber director

I want to give a warm welcome to KU/LG&E as new members of the Chamber. Our utility companies are wonderful supporters of our Chamber.

As most of you are aware, I will be retiring from the Executive Director’s position on June 30. The search has begun for a new director. The position is listed in the classified section of this week’s Local, and I hope you will consider applying.

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New UCB officer

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New duties at UCB

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Leadership class tackles park sidewalk project

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Holiday celebrations make cash registers jingle

It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas with the many events and decorations being displayed.

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Fall events throughout county offer much variety

Events are still in full swing around our area.

Saturday, Sept. 20 is one of my personal favorites when the bagpipers come to the Renaissance Fairgrounds. The 2014 Central Kentucky Celtic Festival and Highland Games is a fun time for all ages.

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